KobeGigi

With my budget, I've decided to go with Bilstein shocks. I do not want to lower the car, which Bilstein are good? I have seen on Summit they about two or three options at not that much price difference. Also, should i sue my stock springs? Which springs do you recommend? Thanks for the help. I am learning as i go. Here is the link to a few.
https://www.summitracing.com/search/...4Dd6vBbX_qNVlH

lees02WS6

iTrader: (5)

Bilstein is a fine shock, especially if not intending to lower. There are only two part numbers in play for a 4th gen f-body, regardless of where you buy them

Bilstein Front Shocks: 24-024068
Bilstein Rear Shocks: 24-024075

SteveC

Sara (2001 Z28) has a set of 4 Bilstein B6 shocks, and she loves them.

Steves1911

I just put the bilstein shocks on my trans am a month ago along with strano springs. Car rides great and handles so much better.

wannafbody

iTrader: (2)

I like the Koni monotube 3rd gen shocks on soft for the rear(if they are still available).

Summitracing

OP,

If you're talking for a 4th Gen then @lees02WS6 is correct that it would be their B6 shocks.

Front: BSN-24-024068
Rear: BSN-24-024075

Regarding springs. If we're talking a 4th gen then that's a 20+ year old car. Chances are the springs have fatigued and lost some height. Just putting stock replacements on may make it appear "raised". However, they would settle after a bit and be right near where the car would have been from the factory. If you went with stock height springs we would look at Moog.

Front: MOG-60114
Rear: MOG-CC635

Let us know if we can be of any further assistance. We'll be happy to help!

jmilz28

iTrader: (13)

Bilstein HD shocks and Strano sway bars are the optimum upgrade with no downside. Better handling, better control, less roll, and as or more comfortable than factory. Great choice. I did that combo on my '98 and it ate up miles. Did it on my 2012 Yukon too.

SteveC

Thank you so much for this great information